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TETUESDAT, DECEMBER IT, 1919 JITTRTY 'AKROS BEACON JOUHXAL Van Dora, offered from the curb, ad Stearns Motors 83 Templar Motors 1 100 -j Closing; Pil 1 Corn Dec 141, May 132, W'T Oats Dec 77 ii. May 80. JulJT 76. Pork Jan. 3525.

May 3380. Lard Jan. 2243. May 2287. il liib Jan.

1810, May IsaO. CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO. Dee. 11. Corn opened i to higher, oats to higher, opened higher.

88 14 105 luO ICO 62 101 00 ofd 9a Whitman Barnes NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS REPORTED EV OTIS CO, AKROX, OHIO. THTRSDAY, DECEMBER 11 "Williams Fdry Men. C. H. Veager pfd.

100 vanced 1 to 6-. The oil stocks were weak. Mexican Petroleum dropping 2 to 197, Royal Dutch 1 point to 9, and Pan-American Petroieura 2 points to 106. General Motors, after selling: ZVj points up to 336, yielded to 333 Is. Pierce-Arrow rose 1 point to 79.

U. S. Rubber advanced 14 lo 125, and then dropped 1 point. The coppers and rails were quiet. Th market was unsettled through Ex-dividend.

AKRON STOCK REVIEW Fsr.l.k. by BORTOX Jk BOUl'OS, MrlrlllKB IIMi. Cleveland-Akron aales reported today: Share. Price. 15 Portage com.

159 6 do 139 3u Templar Motors 131 70 Firestone 6 per cent. 86 10 Miller 2nd pfd. 104 200 Grant Motors 10 200 do 10 25 Peerless T. 4 26 Stearns Motors 84 6 Goodyear new pfd. 101 2 to 1 lower, oat to I'a lower, provision closed lower.

133 143 May 1St- Ju'y Oats Dee. 78, May Pork May 3425. lard May Ribs May 1890. WALL STREET PITTSBIKG 1.1V STOCK. PITT.SBt HG.

Dec. 11. Cattle Pupplv liirht; mark" steady; t-oo'c prima 1750, good 1W la 1600, tidy butcher J450MoaO, fair common 12504T1350, common to good fat bulls 600 6750, com-, mon to fat cows 9b01100. heifers 1150r0130O. fresh cows ano springers 700013)14000.

veal calves100. Low, 1:45 p.m. out the forenoon, many stocks being NEW YORK, Dec. 1L After pressed for sale at sharp concessions Canadian Paciflo dropped to strong; opening: today the stock market 132, with the selling accompanied by reports that a large foreign loan 73 28 137 63 49 104 49 22 105 Bobkcr Bteeka. Bid became reactionary, many Issue losing their early gains.

Steel common, after rising to 104, yielded to 103. Crucible rose 2 points to 21Hi, with a raction to 210. Baldwin advanced to 107, then dropped Asked Is being liquidated. Steel common fell from 104 to 103, Crucible 8 points to 104, Mexican Petroleum nearly five pdints to 194, Pan-American Tetroleum points to 104. General Motors to 330, and the other 37 to 106, and Republic Steel, alter ad 98 vancing i to fell 1 00 Int.

Ren motors sustained losses or irom 1 10 logle Steel rose 2 points to b3, while 3 points. 95 193 99 9914 ioi 83 104H 420 101 138 Open. 74 29 137 85 49 105 li 60 22H 107V. 37 8 8Vj 80 i 69 60 41 64 98 107 21 77 125 71 103 36 25 10S1I 91 29 0 llll 65 64 80 30 Pre t. Clost 73 Keimecott 28 Keily-ripring.

137 Lackawanna 65 Inter-Marina do pl'd 105 Midvale Steel 49 Miami Copper 22 Panama-American. 108 Maxwell Motors 3S Norfolk Western 9s Northern Pacific 80 New York 69 N.Y.. N.H. 2S Ohio Cities Gas 60 Pennsylvania 40 PittsburR Coal 64 Pressed Steel Car 98 Republic 1. S.

105 Ilay 20 Reading 77 U. S. Kubber 124? Sloss Sheffield 71 Southern Pacific 103 Southern 22 M. St. 36 C.

R. I. 24 Scudebaker 107 Tobacco 90 Texas Company 2S9 Retail Stores 93 Union Pacific 124 U. S. Steel 103 Utah Copper 73 White Motor 66 "WestinRtiouse Elec.

63 U. S. Food Products 79 Willys 30 HlKh. 74 29 137 85 50 105 60 22 107 37 98 80 69 2S 60 41 64 98 107 21 77 125 71 103 22 86 25 108 MS 290 93 124 104 73 65 64 80 80 Prev. Open.

HlfJh. Low. 1: p.m. Alll-Chalmer 47 'i 48 48 4ft 46 Am. Beet 95 SaV S54 94 Am.

Car 1384 iZH 13S ISs W. I. S. 172 ITS 173 171 171 Am Locor it 'J, 94 94 94 94 AnaconduC eg 6S4 6M 56 6ST4 Atchison 65 8514 So, i 83 4 63 ii American Sumatra. 96 97 97 95 SC Am.

Steel Fdrs 42V 42' 42 1 41t 41-t Am. Smelt. Kefin 68 65 65 64-' 64 Baldwin Loco Iu6 107 107 10i luii fcillimora 32 31 32 31'3 SHi Bethlehem 93 94 94 93 '4 American 644 (4 64 S3 64V. California do pfd 4 78 73 TSU 78 7S' Canadian 136 134 135 131 131 Colo. F.

1 4, 40 39 39 39 39 Chandler 117 119 120 US US Chile Copper 18 18 18 18 18 Central 4 83 94 94 93 93 Chea. Ohio 66 66 66 65ij 65 Corn Prdets. 87 88 S3 86 86 trucible Steel 211 212 204 207 Chlno Copper 36 36 36 34 34 Cuban Cane 62 63 63 62 62 Erie 13 13 13 13 13 do 1st pfd 24 20 20 20 20 General 166 General Motors 333 836 836 330 830 88 88 35 85 38 Goodrich B. 81 81 81 81 80 do pfd 104 Am. H.

L. 119 119 119 118 118 U. S. Ind. 104 104 104 103 104 Inter-Nickel 22 22 23 22 22 Inspiration 61 61 61 60 60 73 28 136 63 48 104 49 22 104 37 9S 80 69 28 49 40 63 98 104 20 75 123 71 102 23 III 106 90 288 91 123 103 72 65 i 63 78 29 80 69 28 49 40 tl 98 104 20 76 124 102 22 35 24 106 91) 288 91 123 103 72 65 63 78 29 Am.

R. T. 85 do pfd. 107 Amazon Rubber Firestone 190 do 6 per cent. pfd.

9S do 7 per ce: t. pfd: 9S'4 General Tire BOO do pfd 100 B. P. Goodrich 81 do pfd 104 Goodyear 410 do pfd. (new) India Kubber 220 Kelly Springfield 13 Mason 25 do pfd Marathon 60 Miller Rubber 200 do 1st pfd 107H do 2nd pfd 103 Vk Mohawk Tire 330 do pfd 101 Portage Rubber 139 do pfd 92 Republic Rubber do 1st pfd do 2nd pfd Rubber Products 133 Standard Tire 170 Star Rubber 350 do pfd 98 Swinehart 95 do pfd 92 Phoenix Rubber 22 do pfd.

60 210 112 104 iid 141 93 So 135 4:10 100 The Biltwell Tire Rubber Company Akron, Ohio. Flret Preferred Cumulative, Par Value $100. Hedeemable at 1115 after January 1, 1921. Tax free in Ohio. Capitalization Authorized First Preferred 8 Cumulative 1....

500,000 Common Stock No bonds dr mortgages outstanding Preferred dividends payable January, April, July and October 1st. The Biltwell' Tire Rubber Company is an Ohio corporation owning a new and most modern factory at Earberton, Ohio, on the Akron-Barberton Belt line. The company owns 17 acres of land, thus pro-demand0I ty fr Mpansiou 01 PIant a3 tatme requirements While it Is one of the new companies in the tire field Biltwell Fabric ana Cord Tires have already won a secure place in the market because of extraordinary quality, and the present output of the factory, casings and 250 tubes a day, is far below the demand from existing distributors. The purpose of addition Issue of $850,000 of preferred stock Is to increase the factory equipment and provide working capital for a production of 1,000 casings and tubes por day. The additional equipment tal wil1 enable the Company to do a yearly business ot $6,000,000 to $7,000,000.

At the present rate of earning, a total volume of $7,000,000 yearly sales will yield a gross profit of over 10 times the dividend on the total Issue of preferred stock. Of the present stock Issue, 60 per cent. Is owned in and around Akron where the public is probably better posted regarding the rubber industry and better able to form a judgment regarding a rubber company than anywhere else in the world! SPECIAL, ANNOUNCEMENT For a limited time the Board of Directors have arranged to give a bonus of 25 Common Stock to purchasers ot the Preferred. The right Is reserved to withdraw this offer at any time without notice. THE BILTWELL TIRE RUBBER COMPANY.

25 90 More Than a Place to Work As a direct result of a liberal profit sharing plan and an Intelligent welfare policy the above has become a by-word with the employes of the Hydraulic Steel Company The resulting loyalty has contributed largely to the extraordinary growth of this company's husl-pess. It also has an Important bearing upon the Intrinsic value of the new Issue we are now offering of tax-free 7 Cumulative Convertible Preferred Stock at $100 and accrued dividends The return of this advertisement with your name and address will bring you detailed information. The Bonbright HerrickCo. Cuyahoga Building Cleveland C. POWELL, Akron Representative 1105 E.

Market St. 'Phone O. S. 7289 BENNER FUD Miscellaneous Steele. 15 market 60 up; good to choice lambs 16001625, fair to g-ood 127501500, good to choice ewes 750925.

Hogs Receipts market 25 to 40 up; Yorkers 1375, mixed 1360, heavies 1360, mediums 1360, plg-s 1375, rouphs 1200. stags 1000. 21 2.65 .1044 3 45 99 102 American Sewer Federal Oil Gas Grant Motors Int. Texas Oil Peerles T. Star Drill com do pfd 2.55 9 '43 96 97 STOCK QUOTATIONS ON AKRON MARKETS Quotation PurnlahcJ 6y MULFORD 1VAIIH, ItKOIvElt, 713 Seccnd National DICK.

Bid. Asked. Goodrich 81 51 do pfd 104 104 Goodyear 418 420 do pid 100 101 Firestone lal 195 do 1st pfd 97 98 do 2nd jil'd 9 9 99 Miller Rubber 200 205 do 1st pfd 108 112 do 2nd pfd 104 105 Portage Kubber 138 142 Mohawk 330 do pfd 107 Swinehart 94 97 do pfd 94 Rubber Productn 133 135 Maratnori 55 Kelly SprlnKfield 136 138 General Tire Kubber 540 do pfd 100 102 Amazon com S9 95 India Tire 200 zso do pfd 96 Whitman 150 Federal Oil 2.50 2.75 Biltwell Tire 60 American Sewer Pipe 16 18 LOVEJ0Y, MATHER, HOUGH STAGG PUBLIC ACCOTJXTANTS AND AUDITORS Mrmb'Ti of TUo American Institute of Accountants 53 Liberty Street NEW TORK CITY J.n sending flO to the Beacon tor the Bernice Benner funi W. C. Hardesty, well-known real e.itate dealer, writes as follows: "Enclosed And checi for iiemice Benner from one who has been walking on an artificial leg for 27 years, since the age 13.

"With we the loss has been no misfortune; in fact, it may have been good fortune and I believe judging from the looks of little MiS3 Benner, ehe will find a way to use her head, heart and hands that will fully recompense her for her loss. "Wishing for her the, best that the world affords, I remain "Sincerely yours, "WALTER C. HARDESTY." Subscriptions to the fund received today follow: Previously reported 898.75 Mrs. Henry Ehman 5-00 Cash 2-0 Eleanor Francis $10.00 Maxine Lepplo 1-00 Norma W'erntz 1-JJO Mead M. Wernta 1-00 Kay Anderson l-00 Herman Davis I-09 AKIiOX OFFICE, B15 METROPOLITAN BUILDIXG Telephones: Bell, Portage 1913.

O. S. 1013. CLEVELAND LIVB STOCK. CLEVELAND, Dec.

11. Cattle Receipts 4uu; market slow; enoice fat sieers 1400Tn lli0, good to choice butcher steers 12uU fair to good butcher steers OooftllOO. pood eo choice heifers 900 Rood to choice butcher bulls to choice cows 80091 1000, fair to Rood cows 6uO fesuO, common cows 40US550. Calves Recelpm 300; market steady; pood to choice veal calves 19001! 2000; fair to Rood HuO'alSuo. Fhcep and lambs Receipts 2.000; Doyle Tire Rubber Company 8 Per Cent Cumulative Preferred Stock Carrying a Bonus of 80 Common Stock Tills stock Is Tax Free In Ohio and exempt from Normol Federal Income Tax.

ItcKcrvations for unxold portion of $150,000 preferred stork are Invited. UKFEKEXCES on request MYRON J. SOPHY, Sales Manager 10-20 IHylo Hldll. 134 S. Main Portage 3803 50 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .50 E.

F. Butler G. E. Durham II. G.

Morrison C. Edzon P. E. Carl H. Russell L.

Koush W. J. Ketfer T) M. Faeon 1.00 1.00 1.00 1 rjiticcr Long or Short Time 0 THE KENDALL CCAL K.HIXG CO Cleveland A Million Ton Annually In Ohio Akron, BOO Second Nat, BMg. Hell Msin iJHll o.

S. 1111)11 Tim. E. Hurry, Vice Prettldcnt Betty Barry 1 Walter C. Hardesty Cash rl.

J. 2.00 10.00 1.00 .50 .10 1.00 1.00 LOANS -on- J. 8. Lu A Friend Albert Ling wWk 111 1 Lmrmr-tsg M'WfUTE FURNITURE, PIANOS, DIAMONDS, ETC. See THE AKRON FINANCE CO.

Room 210 Walsh Building. Tbo Oldest and Cheapest Loan Company in Akron. a on Jf. T. Stork IAi rianse.

Too put up the nt.iml any los. Vou B. jour money bark. We equally dittda Write P. o.

Itoi 1(, QUICK LOANS EASY PAYMENTS ON OUR TWENTY-PAYMENT PLAN 8 8 1 IIV. An Offer Of Shares In A Rubber Company Worthy Of Its Name Are Yon Gambling OR If yon Ja neod. of om ntr money to carry yon over th Holiday, tea u. '1 ct to Pay Utk I i SO month Get 1100 ry back I 00 month, Ct 1200 Pay back 110 09 a mnatii I J00 Pay bark tlS.OO a monlb ltitrt at local rate. Eefor borroin, snt only tl) rot of borrowlBg, but Uttua of repayment.

Oif plan alloTa yoa try! taonlha to rry aSoyll yoa roqyitT: tut lonctB cf or yo can pr Pi foil iy ltiurl for actual II3! teae CaJl 4 fr t'w'iHt. "1 TtfOty.l'BTmeflt PHn," jUfna axwytl-ief Mr. OHIO LOAN CO. It has hf-cn wisely said that results of a speculation ran nover be foreseen, rincft a gamble or chance in the factor that derides tli? fjecnlator's fate Merits ft any invt'liiKnt can be judged the ficts brhind it, the men cntrolliriff it and the carcin biliiics before it. Land is one of tho r.

fk 4a.a f4 -4 a fct fV fr-f-'f. Cl trK.t drndaWn of nil It 13 bvr.d, Akron and Summit county land which the Summit Development Co. is It i mrn who hate bad tri2H of rxri'-nr in dfVfloj.ir,? ft ftiarkrtin real r.f At5 here who lirhind Ihf company. Iti nwt fTf fal bnldinrs inrJudin? Ihc McadowbrcK-k Ofimtry CJ'ib prop More than Two Million Dollars was subscribed to Zenith within 00 days after its stock was first offered largely by Northern Ohio people fully acquainted with the possibilities in rubber a real, tangible endorsement, fit for you to follow. Zenith has already purchased a 238 acre site for the parent factory at Cleveland.

Negotiations for several branch plants are under way; and progressing rapidly. Any one of them passing into Zenith hands will warrant expectations of early production of Zmith Tires, by reason of the immediate Installation of Zenith processes and molds. Subscriptions are being accepted, prior to public announcement of lncrcaed price, at lug toting ptmr. Look up fo Zenith. Get the farts.

Study, analyze, then flerid! how much and how Kwn Zenith wifl profit yctt. Now Is the time for you to act. Camblert Take Chances Wue Men Put Money In Good Sccuritiei Stock of The Summit Development Company It Not a Speculation This is a Tcn-Milllon-DoHar corporation-nil common stock, par value $10.00 giving no dealt, no discounts, no bonuses with logical reasons for ncckhjj the financi.il Interest of thousands of intelligent in Tcstors. Zenith recognizes the vital importance of tested operating plans, quality product. Fuccessful management and ample financial resources.

In addition 1o operating the proposed Million-Dollar Cleveland factory illustrated above, Zenith ill buy outright for cash and operate a number of routing tire plantj In strategic market locations. Time proven production methods hacked by new rpmz procces perfected by Zenith cbemiafi fire sound guarantee of top cjuality products. Zenith Kflietes Itself Justified In I rusting to an official personnel of seasoned husinrM men, ishrrse life reputations show tbcro to lie steadfast, trustworthy, tfl qualified and successful. Among thrm are men of life ctpefience and of highest ilanding In the rubber business. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm THE I HACKATHORN.

I HETRICK I a 1 mtTiKP. rn 1 Th! in harts of com ''r- ia offorl to di'Timinatin iirrtor. Yvt not tired to buy off harxL arc akrd rnT-lr 't 'vAr-iizf the arid th'Ti if atif3rfry, to ih yiit d'irip? tb ntt and com- yrzrn it will bring bak uzwMid Ztgitiiifint QVi fila! 372, HERE IS YOtJR COITON P'm r. Mr7 7r. t't ca is I71E ItTilTII TIRE A fttnntit CO.

All 4 4 4 4 The Zenith Tire Rubber Co. ivfi tlATtnon tit. Thm vrn tVwii tax rXrM fanw. Cfc Tim Gt-nf afa) fe? rv i1 L4t fte tc Is tftf irty. THE ROSE GR0FF CO, Fiscal A gentt -The Summit Development Co.

6I04II Ftatiron BUg. Phme-Belt Plge. 2260, 0. S. 371 S3 cmr.

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